Beijing municipality, capital of the People's Republic of China; political and cultural center of the country and a famous historical city. Known as [[京|京|jing1]] for short.

The capital of Jiangsu province; historically served as the capital for several dynasties and the Republic of China

Beijing Time (BJT); the standard time used across Mainland China based on the eighth time zone east of Greenwich

Beijing municipality, capital of the People's Republic of China.

The capital of Japan, located on the island of Honshu; formerly called [[江户|江戶|jiang1 hu4]].

Nanjing; sub-provincial city and the capital of Jiangsu Province [[江苏省|江蘇省|jiang1 su1 sheng3]]

Vladimir Putin (1952-), Russian politician and president of Russia

A prestigious research university in Beijing, founded in 1898; often abbreviated as [[北大|北大|bei3 da4]].

The official gazette published in Beijing during the Qing dynasty, containing imperial edicts, official documents, and political information

A major form of Chinese opera that originated in the late 18th century, combining music, vocal performance, mime, dance, and acrobatics; also called [[京戏|京戲|jing1 xi4]], [[国剧|國劇|guo2 ju4]], or [[平剧|平劇|ping2 ju4]]

A person who lives in or was born in Beijing

Jingdong, a major Chinese e-commerce company and retailer

The Nanjing Massacre, a 1937–1938 mass murder and mass rape committed by Imperial Japanese troops against the residents of Nanjing.

To enter or proceed to the national capital; to go to Beijing.

Kyoto, a city in Japan that served as the imperial capital for over a thousand years

(literary) the national capital; Beijing; an elegant name for a city where culture and talent gather

(literary) the capital of a country

A major public research university in [[南京|南京|nan2 jing1]], China; often abbreviated as [[南大|南大|nan2 da4]]

A prestigious public research university in Beijing, China, specializing in teacher education and liberal arts; often abbreviated as [[北师大|北師大|bei3 shi1 da4]]

The city of Beijing; the metropolitan area of [[北京|北京|bei3 jing1]]

(abbreviation) stationed in Beijing or based in the capital city.

Beijing Youth Daily; a daily newspaper founded in 1949 and based in Beijing

Beijing Evening News; a daily newspaper published in Beijing since 1958

Nanjing Road, a major commercial street in Shanghai

A newspaper published in Beijing from 1998 to 2018

Ancient name for [[北京|北京|bei3 jing1]]; the former capital of the state of [[燕|燕|yan1]] during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Beijing and Tianjin; specifically refers to the metropolitan area and economic corridor connecting the two cities

A prestigious public film school in Beijing; often abbreviated as [[北电|北電|bei3 dian4]]

Name for [[长安|長安|chang2 an1]] during the Han, Sui, and Tang dynasties, often in contrast to the Eastern Capital (Luoyang)

Beijing Daily, a major daily newspaper published in Beijing.

To travel to the nation's capital, especially for official business or to take part in national exams.

(literary) the capital city and its surrounding area

Beijing and Guangzhou, typically referring to the transport artery connecting the two cities

The historical name for the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, now known as [[开封|開封|kai1 feng1]] in Henan province

Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics; commonly known as Beihang University

Cai Jing (1047–1126), a high-ranking official and calligrapher of the Northern Song dynasty; often historically criticized as a corrupt and treacherous minister, he served as chancellor multiple times and is identified as the chief of the 'Six Bandits' of the Song.

the speech or dialect of Beijing

A major public university in Beijing specializing in engineering and materials science

Beijing-Kowloon Railway, a major north-south line connecting Beijing to Kowloon in Hong Kong

Nanjing Agricultural University; a public university in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China

University of Tokyo, Japan; often referred to by the short name [[东大|東大|dong1 da4]]

Beijing roast duck; a famous duck dish from Beijing

Historical name for [[沈阳|瀋陽|shen3 yang2]], the capital of Liaoning Province; it served as the capital of the Qing Dynasty before the government moved to Beijing.

A public university in Beijing, also known as Beijing University of Industry

a member of the Scandinavian seafaring warriors who raided and colonized wide areas of Europe from the 8th to the 11th century

The major railway line connecting Beijing and Guangzhou in southern China.

A bay in Japan south of Tokyo, including the ports of Tokyo, Yokohama, and Yokosuka